With the sun shining strong in South Africa, the House Liebmann is designed to ensure the residences don't constantly overheat. Action was taken by the firm Daffonchio + Associates to use precise angles that would keep the sun's rays at bay throughout the day.
Another way that was used to control the heat was the thickness of the walls. Each slab is quite broad, which helps to keep in the coolness generated by the cooling system inside the abode. This way the owners can enjoy the views from the comfort of their home and not be concerned over temperatures becoming unbearable.
With a house located in South Africa, controlling the temperature of an abode is crucial, which is exactly what was done with the House Liebmann. Photo Credits: designboom, daffonchio.co.za
Precisely Angled Architecture
House Liebmann is Built with the Sun's Rays in Mind
Trend Themes
1. Controlled Temperature - Using precise angles and thick walls to regulate temperature in architecture.
2. Sustainable Design - Designing buildings to utilize natural elements, such as the sun's rays, for temperature control.
3. Optimized Comfort - Creating living spaces that prioritize comfort and enjoyment without compromising temperature control.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Innovative approaches to temperature regulation in building design.
2. Renewable Energy - Utilizing natural elements like the sun for sustainable energy solutions.
3. Home Construction - Developing buildings that prioritize both comfort and energy efficiency.